Tasmanian Times
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2.1KArticleElite Cartel Corruption in Tasmania – the Nature of the Game
Tasmanian Times is pleased to republish this piece with the kind permission of the Centre for the Study of Corruption, University of...
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World’s Largest Battery-Electric Ship Launched in Hobart
The world’s largest battery-electric ship – Incat Hull 096 or ‘China Zorrilla’ – was officially launched at the company’s shipyards in Hobart...
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East and West Tasmania Were Once Separate – Here’s How They Collided
Tasmania’s geological history is far more dramatic than most people realise. Over 400 million years ago, this island was not a single...
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Why Two Heads?
Tasmania’s two-head joke likely began with neck swellings.
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Child’s Play
Toni Childs, Emmy winner and Grammy nominee, is taking songs and stories old and new on her ‘A Retrospective’ tour around Australia....
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New Studies Provides Insights into Reuse Sector
Tasmanians saved an estimated $147 million through buying and selling second hand goods in the 2023-24 financial year alone, a new study...
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Tas That Was – Glenorchy (1970s)
This photograph of Glenorchy was taken in the 1970s.
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Haughton Forrest – A Biography
Forrest’s work is so highly detailed and precise that it looks incredibly realistic.
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It’s Time for a National Remote Area Firefighting Team
Featured image above: significant lightning hit much of Tasmania recently on 12 March, with 19,060 ground strikes recorded. So far, 16 new...
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A UTAS Teaching Hospital Could Be a Transformative Investment for Tasmania’s Health System
The ailing Hobart Private Hospital could be an opportunity to develop a research and teaching hospital to underpin Tasmania's health system needs,...
